Life.Church with Craig Groeschel Life.Church

25 years ago, Pastor Craig Groeschel and his wife Amy launched Life.Church in a two-car garage in Edmond, Oklahoma. In the last two and a half decades, we’ve seen God do more than we could ask, think, or imagine through you—the people of this church. This entire weekend will be a celebration of all God has done through Life.Church in the past 25 years - and what He promises to do in the years to come.

God has big plans for you. He plants big dreams in your heart—and they can bloom when the soil is fertile. Set your sights on what’s ahead and prepare your soul to chase new hopes and goals as we enter this year together. Join Pastor Joakim Lundqvist for a special message as we kick off 2021 focused on God’s big dreams for our lives.

When you’re pursuing your passion, there are three “P”s that matter most: your people, the problem, and your gift. (OK, so two “P”s and one “G.”) In between rapid-fire jokes and real-life stories, comedian Michael Jr. will explain how to find your life’s punchline and how to leave a legacy that makes a difference. We hope you’re ready to laugh.

Have you ever felt angry at God? Like His plans don’t match yours—or like He doesn’t even have a plan for you at all? Sometimes God interrupts our plans for His purpose. Join Pastor Craig Groeschel for this special Christmas message and see how our disappointments might actually be divine appointments from God.

Have you ever felt like you’re waiting on God? His timing might always be perfect, but from where we sit, it can also be frustrating. It can even feel like sometimes, He’s forgotten us. In this message, Pastor Craig Groeschel will take a look at what happens when God’s timing makes us pause, reflect, and depend on Him.

Have you ever wished there was a manual for how to deal with difficult people? Jesus didn’t call us to be right, He called us to be loving. He called us to forgive. So while it’s easy to be offended by what we see in the world, we’re called to forgive. Join Pastor Craig Groeschel for a lesson in how to deal with difficult people in this message.